Random Wood Roots

Pieces of wood selected at random from our huge range of stock

Each piece measures 20 cm plus at longest point

Simply pick the quantity you require

Why not also pick java fern and moss for a complete setup?

We cannot guarantee exactly the shape or size of the piece you will receive, as these are picked from a random selection, however we will guarantee genuine red moor root.  Min 20 cm in size at longest point - when measuring this is the total length of the wood, and will not be directly point to point

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On occasions the wood may float, soaking the wood absorbs water and aids the wood to remain at the bottom of the tank. Adding lead weights to the wood will expedite this process

Photo shows a random selection of our medium pieces of wood root.  We cannot guarantee shape and size of the wood you will receive, we will ensure it measures 20cm or more at the largest point.  The tape measure is intended as a guide only, and shows approx measurements. 

Photos of java moss show example of our moss - this is loose moss and will need to be tied to the wood using cotton thread or similar.  

Java Fern shows example of established java fern - the plants you will receive consist of minimum 2 leaves and good rhizomes - ferns needs to be tied to wood with cotton thread or similar.

We know that many people want to create a natural aquascape in their aquarium.  We continue to add new and exciting products to help achieve this.  

Wood root is perfect for creating such an environment and its branched spindly 'fingers' lend the pieces to being used creatively with plants of mixed height and density.  The thin branches can easily be trimmed to size if required, or leave them to protrude from the top of the tank to create a more inventive design.  It's 'fingers' can also be 'tangled' with some of the larger pieces of wood for a stunning effect, which fish like to swim between.  This wood is suitable for use in aquariums and vivariums.

Our wood is pre-soaked by our suppliers, however we recommend soaking in several water changes over several days before adding to the aquarium. Wood may leach tannins which are not harmful but can cause water browning.

 The wood may float initially when added to the tank, but once it has time to absorb water it will sink and remain in place.

Comes to you securely packed to ensure the piece/s arrives safely.